3 from Hell

Sheri Moon Zombie and Sid Haig next to each other on screen would’ve been too traumatizing to see. These characters are not interesting enough for a third film.

What the hell this movie sucks, its like Rob Zombie got a hold of a Uwe Boll Rampage script and decided to make a Devil's Rejects sequel, what a pile of horse shit. The acting is complete shit and what the hell is wrong with the editing? For every cool scene there are 3 completely shitty ones directly afterwards.

Way Too Long For My Taste And I Was sad to See Sid Haig Final Performance But Another Good Entry In The Firefly Family

The sad thing is Rob Zombie at his best could have made this a wicked reimagining/adaptation of the "unfilmable" Blood Meridian, instead it's a very forgetable bit of grindhouse that seems mostly made up on the spot.

Thanks for shitting on my teenage years Rob! appreciate it man! What the hell happened to you!? why would you sully the 2 good original movies you made with this horseshit? its so bad. the dialogue is up there with the new offbrand Hellboy, it all feels incredibly forced by bad actors. I kept holding out hope for bill moseley to be a cool badass again, but it felt hollow this time around. like a band just strumming out the hits. except these songs suck.

okay movie

Somewhat sloppy and certainly unnecessary third film in Rob Zombie's Firefly series. It has a few interesting moments (including a sadly brief Sid Haig cameo), but it's largely uneventful until the Mexican assassins in luchador masks show up. They probably could have shaved a good half hour off of the run time if they had cut out the endless (and totally pointless) sequences of Baby walking down hallways in slow motion.

I don't know what it is about Zombie, almost all his stuff is poorly made trash, but I'm going to keep watching the stuff he puts out. Devil's Rejects should have been the last we saw of these assholes.

Starts off shaky but I thought this was a return to form for Zombie honestly, had the right balance for him at least, between the batshit insane stuff, the outlandish and edgy psycho dialogue and the over the top sadistic violence and humor that made me like Rejects so much. It's a shame that Sid Haig passed and couldn't be in more of the movie. I'm glad he returned to these characters, it was an entertaining ride that mostly played to his strengths, which is nice after his last few.

Those damn Mexicans don't even speak Mexican to each other

55.1.

Barely entertaining and mostly just dragging pointlessly through its 110 minutes this movie doesn't even resemble its predecessors very much. Baby Firefly getting the Harley Quinn treatment didn't make up for the sheer blandness of the characters and in contrast to The Devil's Rejects I didn't care one bit about them or how they advance the "plot".

Rob Zombie continues to impress with his visuals (though less so this time around) and struggle to put forth a screenplay that doesn't flounder. I tried to find things to like here, but there isn't much. These characters probably should have ended with Devil's Rejects.

3 From Hell carries over a bit of the fun from Devil's Rejects. Richard Brake makes for a nice new inclusion. However the characters are no longer the madcap lunatics they were and the grindhouse style is let down by arms length direction from Rob Zombie.

Weak sequel to The Devil's Rejects that is as pointless as it is repellant. Haig's absence is strongly felt, Moseley is considerably less threatening, and Zombie's screenplay doesn't have any good lines. Unlike the first film, the events that unfold here barely seem scripted at all, and the thin plot grinds its gears in a sea of carnage all the way to a misguided finale that attempts to turn its repulsive characters into mythic anti-heroes, western style. Avoid.

Rob Zombie makes a third Firefly family movie.. It's an entertaining exploitation movie. It's no masterpiece like the other two, but it's entertaining and probably somewhat of a farewell from Rob to Sid Haig.